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    One key to bringing learning within the reach of every student is a clear understanding of instructional accommodations and curricular modifications and their importance to effective instruction for a wide range of students. From gifted students who need more challenging learning experiences to students who struggle in school and need
    Learner accommodations and instructional modifications are designed to support students who have learning problems within classroom settings. However, accommodations and modifications do not replace the need to use effective instructional strategies for students who have learning problems.
    It’s important to continue challenging these gifted students. Otherwise, they may become disengaged and fail to reach their fullest potential. These 6 must have apps, tools, and resources for gifted children can help you keep your brightest students engaged and challenged—without using too much of your limited time. Tynker Tynker is a
    appropriately challenging tasks. Gifted students are not always the best teachers” “Peer teaching is most appropriate for students who have just gotten a concept – not for a student who has already mastered it.” Cubing – Allows you to guide student thinking in multiple directions and to differentiate process and product for students of
    • Tyler is the student in class you are almost certain could provide his tests as keys to grade other students answers against. These perfect test scores are puzzling however, because he never turns in assigned homework. Globally gifted, he takes no time to learn new concepts, is two to three grade levels above same-aged peers in As we’ve been trying to illustrate, accommodating the needs of your gifted students doesn’t have to be time-consuming. In fact, students that score high on the pre-lesson quiz won’t have to relearn the information at all. Instead, challenge these students by providing them parallel opportunities to what the others in class will be
    Gifted readers should be grouped together so they can feel safe in verbalizing and sharing their insights (Sakiey, 1980). Students grouped by ability for reading instruction were found to have increased understanding and appreciation of literature. Guidelines for working with gifted students
    ELL students are entitled to instructional and testing accommodations in the classroom, but selecting the appropriate accommodations can be an involved process that requires much thought and
    Additionally, gifted students who are not adequately challenged may never learn to study or work hard, and they may never reach their fullest potential. This is why there are accommodations for gifted students as well. Here we’ll explore the support gifted kids need to reach their maximum potential.
    Specific and individualized instructional, environmental and assessment strategies required for a student to meet curriculum expectations for a grade/course. Examples of accommodations include: extra time for tests/assignments, scribing of answers, use of assistive technology, preferential seating, chunking of information, frequent breaks and
    Mathematically gifted students have needs that differ in nature from those of other students. They require some differentiated instruction, defined by Tomlinson (1995) as “consistently using a variety of instructional approaches to modify content, process, and/or products in response to learning
    Differentiated Instruction for Gifted Students. After a few weeks of school, you have discovered that your student Angela seems bored. She’s distracted, unmotivated and even getting into trouble
    Differentiated Instruction for Gifted Students. After a few weeks of school, you have discovered that your student Angela seems bored. She’s distracted, unmotivated and even getting into trouble
    Constructivist-based pedagogy is recommenced for gifted students and for all learners as a matter of fact. One pedagogy method which can be used to engage gifted students is ICT’s. ICT’s can support the learning process for gifted and talented students in a number of different environments and geographical areas.
    Accommodations for Students who are Gifted and ADHD Physical Accommodations: Preferential seating (near teacher, between well-focused students, away from distractions) Post schedules on board Post classroom rules Organize workspace Quiet area for study Standing work station “Time out” spot Provide hands-on area Instructional Accommodations:

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